Sentence examples for express hopefulness from inspiring English sources

Many of Toussaint's songs express hopefulness.

Studies comparing CAM use in women with advanced stage cancer to those with early stage cancer find goals of therapy to be similar, therapeutic and psychological [ 11]: i.e. to relieve symptoms [ 2, 5, 9, 11], to exude greater control over their life and express hopefulness over there disease and life [ 7].

On the other hand, positive responses from the majority of former family planning staff expressed hopefulness regarding the changes that would secure salary payments and inequities in schemes and demonstrated optimism concerning prompter salary payments under the revenue budget.

Around the country, in Boston, Chicago, Denver, Philadelphia and elsewhere, Catholics expressed a measured hopefulness today about the meeting this week -- tempered by an awareness that the Catholic hierarchy moves slowly on change.

Even more remarkable, after a slew of depressing news for the Tibetan cause, was the hopefulness many expressed.

"Loss, mortality and even hopefulness were on my mind, and I found that through writing poetry I was able to express some of those concepts in a way that helped me process what I was thinking".

Although very realistic, they uniformly expressed a cautious sense of hopefulness about the future.

"His statement is an expression of hopefulness and is not intended to convey anything other than hopefulness".

Finally, women in our study expressed many normative feelings of anxiety and hopefulness regarding pregnancy, which often times were representative of their resilience.

They expressed a sense of betrayal, as well as of some interest and hopefulness about a revival.

In a study on the long-term outcome of anorectal malformations, the majority of patients/children had behavioural problems and 15% expressed suicidal thoughts, though more than half scored above average on a global hopefulness scale [ 17].